how long will the fan run on the lowest speed before draining brand new batterys?
38116
It takes 4 AA batteries but they last a long time. I only use it occasionally as needed but the batteries last months.
38117
I used mine all day at an outdoor wedding and then everyday for two weeks in Italy at the highest setting and the batteries never died. Still runs now several months later.
38118
I ran it off and on (mostly on) at a organizational picnic in August and it was still at top speed after 16 hours!
38119
I can't tell you exactly how long but I have had my fan for over a year and I use it for hot flashes and when we went on vacation in New Orleans this summer. The battery is still working. So all I know is that it lasts a long time.
55269
You press the low speed button to start fan, then, press the bottom button which is 2 arrows. Give it time to stop for it to change the direction. Takes a few seconds.
1020873
Depends on the battery. 105amp battery will run it for 3-4 days max. The good thing is that the fridge has a law voltage shut off and will power down when battery is too low.
1598848
yes, no problem. It has small blocks, each reprensent a 30 minute period, so if you want 2 hours, just leave 4 consecutive blocks down and it will be on for just 2 hours. Personally I have a fan connected and it's set to run for 1 hour then stop for 30 minutes then 1 hour and stop for 30 mins, etc.
1844104
I don't know. The fan comes with a 2 speed pull switch - High, low and off.
109412
"average size fan" does not describe the juice each fan needs to run. The 350 runs a video camera I have for over 10 hours as well as charging my cell phone and dropped one bar on the meter. I do mostly have energy conserving electronics, but my laptop is a power sucker and ran down the charge to the last bar in the same time period. Depending on how much juice your fans suck, you might want to consider the new 1250 they have come out with. Also these 350's can be linked together for more power longer. I have now forgotten how long one of these will power a mini refrigerator, I believe it was 5 hours, so I am thinks most fans would fall into that range. "average size fan" does not describe the juice each fan needs to run. The 350 runs a video camera I have for over 10 hours as well as charging my cell phone and dropped one bar on the meter. I do mostly have energy conserving electronics, but my laptop is a power sucker and ran down the charge to the last bar in the same time period. Depending on how much juice your fans suck, you might want to consider the new 1250 they have come out with. Also these 350's can be linked together for more power longer. I have now forgotten how long one of these will power a mini refrigerator, I... » Read More "average size fan" does not describe the juice each fan needs to run. The 350 runs a video camera I have for over 10 hours as well as charging my cell phone and dropped one bar on the meter. I do mostly have energy conserving electronics, but my laptop is a power sucker and ran down the charge to the last bar in the same time period. Depending on how much juice your fans suck, you might want to consider the new 1250 they have come out with. Also these 350's can be linked together for more power longer. I have now forgotten how long one of these will power a mini refrigerator, I believe it was 5 hours, so I am thinks most fans would fall into that range. « Show Less
1496362
Lithium battery CR2025/3Vbattery compartment back of remote use a small flat head screwdriver to push on the battery cover lock (little small - on the right )then slide out the cover upper portion (you should see a little dent in the middle on top) that should slide outremove old batter place new and presto! you are done.I love my fan and must admit iit runs 24/7 on low circulating the air. Hope the information is of value.
737746
There is not a timer installed, or any way to do it at the fan. You could always use an external timer and leave the fan on the speed you'd like to use.
811108
I have a 8 inch battery powered fan that takes 6 watts to run. This should do the trick.
1327136
The battery can draw/use 1 amp and run 7 hours. You have to know how many amps the fan will draw... for an example the fan draws 2 amps then the fan can run about 3.5 hours
255126
We bought rechargeable batteries bc of not we would be spending way too much on batteries. The fan has a plug? Wasn't aware of that, so unfortunately I am not able to answer your question.
750327
Not sure about that. The instructions listed D batteries, which clearly weren't useful. Fan only worked for one day.
2146740
No, the fan can't run off batteries, at least not as is out of the box. The cord is about 3 feet long if I recall.
1077414
Yes for lap top or lighting or fan But not for a/c or small refrigerator batteries die after 4.0 hrs
922234
Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
1493415
The fan is in the "Timer Mode". This can be set from 1-16 hours. If the timer was turned on and the fan was not running at the time, the fan will not start until the timer turns off. If the timer mode is turned on when the fan IS running, it will run until the set time has laps. To get out of this mode, push the MODE key at any time. Look at the fan digital display, by pressing the Mode button, it will show, 1,2,3 this is fan speeds, press the Mode button again and the display will show, A1,A2,A3 this is in the Auto Mode and the thermostat will turn on or off the fan at a given temperature, 1=low, 2=med, 3=high. good luck
988783
I never really timed it accurately. Maybe an hour on high speed. Its a nice portable work fan when working in tight places or setting on your bench. It won't replace a big workshop drum type fan. It comes with a/c adapter so you can use wall outlet to power it.